Dell Analyst Adopts Bearish Stance; Check Out the Top 5 Downgrades for Monday
Dell Technologies Downgrade: Morgan Stanley analyst Erik Woodring downgraded Dell Technologies from Overweight to Underweight, reducing the price target from $144 to $110, with shares closing at $133.76.
Sealed Air Corporation Rating Change: Stifel analyst Lars Kjellberg downgraded Sealed Air Corporation from Buy to Hold, while raising the price target from $43.8 to $45, as shares closed at $43.28.
Ardent Health Inc. Adjustment: Keybanc analyst Matthew Gillmor downgraded Ardent Health, Inc. from Overweight to Sector Weight, with shares closing at $9.01.
HP Inc. and Adverum Biotechnologies Downgrades: Morgan Stanley downgraded HP Inc. from Equal-Weight to Underweight, lowering the price target from $26 to $24, while HC Wainwright downgraded Adverum Biotechnologies from Buy to Neutral, slashing the price target from $30 to $5.
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Coinbase Joins TrumpAccounts Initiative to Boost Financial Literacy
- Support for Trump Initiative: Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong announced the company's participation in the TrumpAccounts initiative, pledging to match a $1,000 contribution for eligible employee children, emphasizing the importance of early investments in financial security and literacy for kids.
- Wealth Growth Potential: Under the TrumpAccounts program, American babies born between 2025 and 2028 will receive a $1,000 government contribution, which will be automatically invested in U.S. companies, expected to grow in value over time, aiding in wealth building for children.
- Tax Challenges: While the government's initial contribution and charitable donations are secure, parental contributions currently lack a crucial exemption from federal gift tax laws, which may affect parents' willingness to invest and the long-term growth of the accounts.
- Stock Price Dynamics: Coinbase shares fell 0.66% to $209.43 during Wednesday's regular trading session and dropped another 0.29% in after-hours trading, indicating a weak price trend in the short term and reflecting market caution regarding its future performance.

Trump Accounts Program Sparks Wealth Gap Controversy
- Account Registration: The Trump Accounts program garnered 600,000 sign-ups in its first week, indicating strong interest from middle- and lower-income families, and is expected to provide investment opportunities for 25 million children.
- Wealth Gap Controversy: Despite critics warning that wealthy families can contribute $5,000 annually, Treasury Secretary Bessent emphasized that the program primarily targets middle- and lower-income families to alleviate economic pressures.
- Government-Funded Investment: Each eligible child will receive a $1,000 government-funded investment, and families can open accounts for children under 18 without initial funding, laying the groundwork for future financial stability.
- Celebrity Support: Several celebrities, including Nicki Minaj, have pledged funds to the Trump Accounts, with Minaj committing between $150,000 and $300,000, highlighting public figures' support and attention to the initiative.






